Calculate the number of calories needed to increase the temperature of 50.0g of copper metal from...
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heat required to increase the temperature by 210 C (dT), q.
mass = m= 50g
specific heat of copper, c= 0.382 cal/gCo
q= mcdT
= 50g * 0.382 cal/gCo * 21 oC
= 401.1 Cal
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